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Centre keeps busy Canada Employment Centre (CEC) for Students Supervisor, Tammy Smith, announced the statistical performance of the Midland CEC for the period of February to April 24. During this time there were 59 placements, 26 regular and 33 casual. In total, 134 vacancies were notified, 100 regular and 34 casual. To date, 38 career- related positions have been notified as a result of the Summer Employment Ex- perience Development program. Students registration was 580, including 132 Post Secondary and 448 Secondary students registering for summer employment. The CEC is also pleased to announce the hiring of the 1987 Student Place- ment officers. We welcome back Lindsay Martin and Kathy lesperance from last year's staff and welcome Allison Moore and Brad Beveridge as new members of our team. We encourage students to come in to register and meet the staff. Office hours are 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. County presentation World Figure Skating Champion Brian Orser was the receipent of many gifts from presenters on hand at last week's dinner in honour of himself and Curling Champions the Russ Howard Rink. Orser is seen here accepting a gift from the Simcoe County Council presented to him by Penetanguishene Reeve Arthur Stewart on behalf of Simcoe County Warden Eldon Bell. eA last Wednesday Animal control Seventeen animals were redeemed by, or returned, in March, to Midland pet owners, according to the Huronia Animal Control Centre report. Two animals were destroyed. One hundred and three complaints and investiga- tions were recorded. One cat was picked up by re- quest. Three dogs were picked up. Two animals were adopted. wants you to 66 Main St. Bryant's Jewellers oe Bike ae We carry family rings and many other gift ideas for mom. Penetanguishene a 549-8911 Chamber presentation Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce President Helen Simpson-Dubeau (far left) was one of the many presenters on hand evening at the eeccceccccccceseoscsocosososos eoceccoe Penetanguishene Arena to honour the Russ Howard Rink. World Curling Cham- pions (from left to right) Larry Merkley, Kent Carstairs, Tim Belcourt, Glenn eecece tocecoooos Howard and Russ Howard are seen here with their gift from the Chamber, a Mike Odesse portrait of the team. Over 700 peo- ple were on hand for the festive occasion. Marche de Santé '**WALK WITH CHAMPIONS!"' Saturday, May 9, 1987 and Brian Orser Celebrate Canada Health Day! Take Charge of Your Health Penetanguishene General Hospital Prenez votre santé en main secccoooces Health Walk Supported by our local Champions: eeoee Target: $25,000 for Heart Monitoring and Life Support Equipment PGH and Richelieu Club Walk-A-Thon (G km) 9:30 a.m. \ Town Dock To Serve To Love Refreshments served at the hospital Pledge forms available at PGH or from Club members Contacts: Richelieu Club - George Desroches. 533-2705 Hospital - Doris Shirriff, 549-7451 Elmvale Lions' Club - Fred Barpell, 322-1535 PGH and Elmvale Lions Club Bike/Walk-A-Thon 10:00 a.m. Wyevale Baseball Diamond Page 18, Tuesday, May 5, 1987 Ho